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Lavinia

Joshua CorwinOctober 16, 2020

Lavinia written by: Joshua Corwin @JoshuaCorwin1 I feel pain in my chest as the bongos play my heart out the door, I sit empty in jazz standards ...

EnglishPoetry1 min read

Red House

Todd HumesAugust 8, 2020

Red House written by: Todd Humes Windshield time on highway 86. The artery, dark as coal sleek and silky. The reflectors the yellows, whites The ...

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Mississippi Church

Steven L. RichieJune 23, 2020

Mississippi Church written by: Steven L. Richie Annoying. The constant pitter-patter of children’s feet running to and fro in the apartment above wa...

EnglishLiterature10 min read

Awakening

Izabella T. KostkaDecember 1, 2019

Awakening written by: Izabella T. Kostka It lights up every dawn like fog lights, restarts neurons disconnected for a night's rest. I move the e...

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EXIT

Steven FortuneAugust 14, 2019

EXIT written by: Steven Fortune Rear-view nullification certified by regression’s iris-out monopoly Children of your calling at the wheel Beginner...

EnglishPoetry0 min read

Village In The Mist

Roger TurnerFebruary 12, 2019

Village In The Mist written by: roger turner @titansdad Driving up the highway When I saw it in the mist Like a pure and tender virgin Still wai...

EnglishPoetry1 min read

Hunters Of Night

Sobhan PramanikJuly 3, 2017

Hunters of Night written by: Sobhan Pramanik @SobhanPramanik In the grey Kolkata skyline, Vidyasagar Setu looms broadly like wings of Harps, softl...

EnglishPoetry0 min read

Highway Forty-Four

Harlee GiffordNovember 28, 2016

Highway Forty-Four written by: Harlee Gifford @Harleegifford Alone she lay beneath highway forty-four, Unknown is she, but he'd been that way before....

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When he was in kindergarten, P.C. managed to convince his classmates that his grandma was a tribal shamaness. Then he learned his letters, and kidding his friends no longer seemed adequate—so he started to write. P.C. has published two standalone novels, Deception of the Damned and The Priest of Orpagus, and his stories have been featured in various publications. His latest novel, Celts and the Mad Goddess, is the first installment of The Deathless Chronicle. He has lived in six countries and on three continents. While it burned a hole in his bank account, the seminomadic lifestyle has inspired most of his stories and novels. P.C. has settled with his wife in southern Spain, where he goes swimming and cycling whenever he isn’t too busy writing stories and teaching English.